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FRS/BRZ/86 · Buyer's guide

First-Generation FR-S/BRZ/86 High-Pressure Fuel Pump Chirp and Replacement Identification

Scion FR-S 2013-2016, Subaru BRZ 2013-2020 and Toyota 86 2017-2020, FA20 direct-injection high-pressure pump; verify VIN and current badge catalog

Current seller options

WHERE TO BUY

Open an exact listing, then confirm fitment, stock, price, and shipping with the seller before ordering.

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What you need to know

First-generation FA20 only: FR-S 2013-2016, BRZ 2013-2020 and Toyota 86 2017-2020. Separate normal direct-injection ticking from the documented chirp. The Subaru bulletin diagnostic scope is not automatically extended to every Toyota model year.

OEM numbers

Subaru checked path 16625JB000 to 16625JB022. Toyota checked current path SU003-07326, replacing SU003-06089, SU003-05176 and SU003-00328.

Supersession

Subaru and Toyota catalogs document their own service-number paths. Cross-badge interchange is not asserted; order through the VIN-specific badge catalog.

Fitment

First-generation FA20 only: FR-S 2013-2016, BRZ 2013-2020 and Toyota 86 2017-2020. Separate normal direct-injection ticking from the documented chirp. The Subaru bulletin diagnostic scope is not automatically extended to every Toyota model year.

Aftermarket options

Checked OEM high-pressure-pump paths only. Low-pressure in-tank modules are a different buyer decision covered by ZN6-0030.

Before you buy

Subaru states the documented chirp is non-detrimental in the covered condition. Do not condemn the pump from sound alone, and do not promise that a later pump permanently eliminates every chirp. Replace seals and follow the correct high-pressure fuel procedure.

Research and fitment sources

Supersede reviewed 7 unique research sources for this guide. 5 also appear above as a seller or official action and are not repeated here; 2 additional citations follow.

Research last verified .

  1. NHTSA — MC 10233434 9999
  2. NHTSA — MC 10153614 9999